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False or misleading claims

Krames StayWell (KSW) is dedicated toward providing clients and end-users clear, current, evidenced-based, and accurate health information. Based on the KSW Standards of Excellence, every effort is made to "not knowingly" post clinical content on SSO that has false or misleading claims, or promotes ineffective or dangerous products.

In addition to the oversight by KSW Quality Oversight Committee, the following processes are also implemented to ensure the health, safety, or welfare of clients and end-users regarding KSW clinical content:

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All health content is reviewed no later than 24 months from the posting date in the UCR.

Health content is intelligently indexed and mapped to MeSH concepts as a common keyword scheme.

Medical reviewers and content developers are highly skilled physicians, nurses, or professionals in their field of work.